Are these smooth on top and bottom once assembled? I'd like to stack two of them and protruding screw heads would not allow flush mounting.
41590
Yes, the top and bottom are smooth. All the screw heads are on the back, sides, and front.
41591
Yes, completely smooth on top and bottom. Sides have small screw heads on side which are very low profile.I would not hesitate to stack on top or side to side.
41592
Sorry for the delayed response...........they are completely flat on top and bottom, all screw heads are around the sides and front and back.
41593
Wish I could help you but I went on vacation and after got busy and they are still in the box and I don't know...
1623627
Each one is fixed with 4 small screws....just don't screw them on and your fine. The bottom will still be flush and look fine if it was floating.
2189197
legs screw right in, so don't anticipate instability issues. They are solid wood, not spindly and definitely will not warp.
975647
Yes, they will nest together for stability. I have not attempted to stack them, so I don't know if that would be advisable.
1251332
You can remove the casters (you have to put them on during assembly) but the top is smooth - there is no notch or way to secure the top of the bottom stack with the bottom of the top.
1942394
Do you mean stacking one of them on top of the other? I have not done this but it seems that because of the rotating piece at the bottom,stacking one on the other may not be stable enough.
1059896
They are not heavy and are smooth on the bottom. Depending on the wind, I could see these going flying.If you stack them when not in use then they will be fine, there is enough weight there to keep them put.
1828448
They won't attach together. The tops are smooth. You can stack them but it can slide off.
447842
They are strong enough to stack, but it would not be very stable without bolting them together. There are probably some less expensive options as well.
948101
Once assembled, it is flat on the top and bottom, (no screws, if you assemble it correctly)
1534500
Hello, Mike. Yes, they are relatively stable. But stackable, I would think not so much, actually. I am presently using three of these in my home and so far, they are, indeed, holding up rather nicely. Instead of stacking, maybe if you had more space to go on, then maybe brining on more, maybe albeit, smaller racks, may be the way to go here.
715282
Sorry, but in my personal opinion -- no. When they are stacked they are kind of shaky. Not by much, but I would not want to put something heavy on top of them.
1819698
I don't believe these are meant to be stacked. The shelves and top are given load limits as shown in the manual. Hope this helps.
1456799
Yes, they are stackable. We stack them 3 high and have not had a problem with them sticking together.
2111049
They aren't designed to be stacked, but you could. If you did they wouldn't be secured together. No rubber or feet on the bottom.
594073
Yes, I believe mine came with hardware to attach the top one securely to the bottom one, and we do have them stacked. Ours are on a carpeted floor and are also attached to the wall for extra stability.
2136727
Yes. They don't click in place or anything and it would be easy to push the top one off, but if you stack it and leave it, it won't move.